Look up to find data on duplicate values

I have performed a table merge using Power Query. Attached is the file. Is this what you are looking for. Steps taken:
1. Load each table to PQ
2. Close and Load to Connection only
3. Merge into new query joining on Location. Left Outer Join.

Here is the Mcode for the merge

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File is attached for your analysis.

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Try pasting the following formula into cell B2 on Sheet 1:

Formula:

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My apologies. I had converted the range (A1:B35) on sheet 2 into a table (Table2), there are no named ranges.
To convert the range into a table select any cell in the range and press Ctrl + t
When the Create Table dialog box pops up select OK.
Look at the Table Tools tab to make sure that the name is Table2.
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